Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-18

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Bosses. who wore lavender silk 60
train, With bsoesdsd aDson nna kFeneh
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Ths Mlmsa Dsrisksan wore pretty eos-
! iamea. win low coz ooRsaRns and short
| sleeves. which w1fa nrontlF admired.
| Mrs. Thomna. Mrs.. Baker, Miss Hall,
Alrs. Otia spEague, Mfm I. d. Hayden,
Mrs. Allyn and Mis- Sears were bsauii-
fully dFeasod, with ornaments q poaFi
and Diamonds.
Tha danes vas o0nspicnoas for the
laFEs nnmbar Of pretty yOung brides
TIE moet Of whom have Feaeptiy come
% Tacoma % live. Tia dining room
presented z dsliahtfal scene e. she 20
ladies and gentlemen 81 down 70 sap-
per. Tue Reutiemen glvine the dance
/ dosaRes QFaaf credit for tho manner
tn which they treated their h0sts upon
this occasion, and ah0uld b eonnpt
mentsd upon The sneoens Of he undef-
taking.
SOMETHING ron TIE cnEKnzMa.
Several 81 tie small children gave .
musical ana literary entertainment In
paKloF a Of 1he Tacoma Friday even
lne, which vas veil appreciated By
those present. The proceeds thsy do
mated 10 the Fannie q. Faddoek hospl-
Gal. Tkoso taking part we're kiftie
Hayden. Julia Hpfegue, Iona Hl9bee,
Frank Allyn. Matt Hiabeo and Willie
Hayden. Afisx the performances the
yoang children had a h0uF Of dancing.
UNITARIAN Fam.
The Unitarian society held q fair AZ
the Grand Army ball on Tuesday and
| Wednesday, which which was largely
attanded. Tbs entertainment closed
Wednesday evening with . bic dance.
Many Of the youna people Of the city
we're present. and danced till the follow
ing morning.
or COURSE, THx EosEns Legn.
The whist party eompOgsd Of Mr.. and
MFa. Samuel Wilke8on, Mr.. ana Mrs.
II. ID. Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. E. n.
HINT, Misa Sears end Me-. ZAbriskie,
met &c the residence Of Mrs.. Wilkeson
Friday evening. Where the losers lost, Of
course.
PERSONALS.
Archie McNauahton win leave today
for q tw0 months visit 10 bis old home
In Michigan.
Thso. HosmsE lefl Wednesday even
ing vis San Francisco for Philadsiphia,
where be viii remain for q couple Of
monfhs.
DE-. James II. Hepburn, OF winioek,
passed short time af Tia Tacoma last
week.
M. end Mrs. Stephen p. Sears have
returned from Wail4 Walla and are 81
The Tacoma.
Louis s0aTa. Of this city, son Of Feamk
A. Sears. has been undergoing an opera
ton 81 the Fannie o. Paddock memo
sial hospital, and al The present time Is
convaiesoanf.
MFs. John p. Hoysy and children left
on Thursday for Wiehita. Kansas,
whore they win pass the winter.
Miss Florence Meilinelli, faooma'a
talented young aotresa. reolted 81 the
opening 81 Fort Steilaooom Thursday,
and she held the audisnos IL the great
est silence for fifteen minutes.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il. Moore entertained
q few friends at their residence last eve.
ming, and . most enjoyable time vas
passed.
Z. willis Pitkin, q wealthy society
young man from Syracuse, New York,
has been ID The Tacoma for few days.
Mr.. Pitkin goes east shortly for few
weeks and ahen returns here to remain.
David Wilson has bean IN poor health
for some time past. he left Q few days
ago for Oregon, and may possibly CON
tinue bis journey 10 southern Cali
fornia.
Miss AIIis Hayden and Miss Jennie
Young. Of Olympia, arrived here Tues-
day and remained with friends till
Thursday.
Miss Hayden vas the guest " Mrs. p.
ID. Forbes and Miss Young visited Miss
Mande Smith.
Isaac w. Anderson. general manager
Of the Tacoma Land company, returned
from Philadelphia early last week. Mrs.
Anderson and her sister, Mrs. Herbert
MoMicken of Olympia, who ere nov IL
she east, are expected to arrive the lat
Ter part OF this week.